Scan My Cards — Turn the Whole Collection Into Data
"Scan my cards" means you've decided the shoebox needs to become a collection — organized, graded, and valued. That's exactly what the scanning flow does: every card you scan gets identified, pre-graded, and priced as it goes in. One card takes seconds; a shoebox takes an afternoon.
One photo per card — that's the workflow
Point, capture, done. Each scan files the card with its name, details, and pre-grade into your collection — no forms, no typing, no spreadsheets.
Scan my first card →Every scan carries a value
As cards go in, each one pulls its live sold price and the collection total updates — the scan session ends with your portfolio, not just a list.
Track the collection's value →Pre-grades come along automatically
Each scanned card is scored on centering, corners, edges, and surface — so when you're done, your grading candidates are already ranked.
Why pre-grades matter →Raw cards, slabs, everything
Sports cards, Pokémon, graded slabs, vintage, modern — the same camera handles the entire collection, one scanner for all of it.
See the scanner app →Scanning FAQ
How do I scan my cards into an app?
Open the scanner, point your camera at each card, and capture — iCollecta identifies the card, pre-grades it, values it, and files it into your collection automatically.
How fast can I scan my card collection?
Seconds per card, so a hundred-card box takes an hour or two and a full shoebox clears in an afternoon — each card fully identified, graded, and valued as it goes.
What happens to the cards I scan?
They become your live collection: searchable, sorted, valued against real sold prices, and tracked as a portfolio that updates with the market.
Can I scan old and graded cards too?
Yes — vintage raw cards scan and pre-grade like modern ones, and already-graded slabs scan in with their grade verified and logged.